White Stargazer
by Bob McQuade
D300 18-200mm @ 150mm F22 .3 Sec ISO 100
No flash Studio lighting
Got frustrated with movement trying to do flower close ups in the garden so have moved inside and started trying various lighting techniques and improvising ways to hold flowers in position. Becoming very addictive and time consuming, but am starting to get some decent shots
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8 commentsthe details are incredible on the larger version, the light to is perfect in my opinion
I moved indoors for these kinds of portraits two years ago. Depending on your studio, you can use natural light indoors just like outdoors. I get sunrises and sunsets through the windows. The only thing you give up (for portraits) is the wind. Same applies to macro work. I find the studio work to be addictive.
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Well done with this stargazer. Nice portrait and very well done.
I hope you don't mind me been super picky with my comment; wish there was some separation between the left two anthers. Also wish there is some directional lighting with some soft shadowing to make the image more interesting - nothing wrong with your lighting here of course.